Tyson Fury
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His father stated he is a gypsy not a gypo and wouldnt take kindly to be called a gypo,i cant say it any clearer than that other than giving you an example like a person stating their from pakistan so their a pakistani and you saying oh hes a paki.spelt similiar two different meanings.Comprenda?
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Gypsy or not I dont mind tyson fury he sems like a ncie enough lad to me. Anyway isnt there a difference in gypsies and traveller?
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Random question here sorry but it's about Fury.
Does anyone know the exact remix version of the Day and Nite song he came on to last night against Peret? It would be much appreciated.
Does anyone know the exact remix version of the Day and Nite song he came on to last night against Peret? It would be much appreciated.
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Re: Tyson Fury
Tell that to Bartley Gorman, who was the proclaimed king of gypsies/travellers.Anyway isnt there a difference in gypsies and traveller?
Re: Tyson Fury
I have thusfar been a bit of a fan of Tyson Fury.
he deserves a crack of the whip (
no pun intended - I'm keeping out of your above discussion - save to say that I think MPG has a point. Gypo does sound disrespectful and I think it is a word used in a negative rather than a positive manner - as is paki the way a lot of people use that word. I wouldn't dream of calling a pakistani a paki, likewise if I was at work talking to my boss about a colleague and I referred to a pakistani as a paki, that would not go down well for a good reason!
Before I make a hypocrite of myself I will say now that I referred to Tyson as a proud gypo fighter earlier in this topic. I was talking about his prospects as he progresses in the sport and suggesting that although we haven't seen him go down yet - if he did I could see him getting up etc....basically that i think he will have some guts when the times comes and they are needed.
Clearly I wasn't using it in a derrogatory manner, but it was probably a bit lazy of me to write gypo instead of gypsy/ or traveller so apologies if anyone found that offensive, I shall refrain in future.
back to my point - Tyson has been a ABA champion and as such deserves to be taken every bit as seriously as say Frankie Gavin or James Degale. For me, and I suspect others, who haven't seen much of him, there is a fascination which is namely - is he actually any good - because with his size and weight he obviously has advantages over I suspect, every fighter he has ever met!
I suspect he will turn out to be pretty decent and like Emma I think he comes across as a down to earth likeable sort of chap, which is important as noone wants to root for an arrogant b*stard. HOWEVER, from watching the fight at the weekend a couple of things I noticed - 1) he does his ring walk far too slowly for me. It's not Lennox Lewis here on the way into the ring to defend the WBC....he's in his third fight - I would like to see him make less fuss, get in and get on with it.
2) wear shorts that fit please, I can't speak for my fellow poster Emma, but I do not want to know about Tyson Fury's underpants. To be fair he lost weight between getting fitted and the fight.
3) I think Tyson was starting to showboat a bit in that fight on Saturday. I would prefer not to see this against a man that resembles a boiled egg.
All in all though a decent performance and he looks pretty decent to me when he opens up. Those who say Audley would beat him easily I think are mistaken. He may or he may not beat him, I don't know, but Audley Harrison doesn't like to fight and if Tyson Fury brought it too him, which I think he would, in fact I'm certain of it...there is every chance, every chance, that Harrison would either get KO'd or go into a defensive shell and lose on points before calling out David Haye a fortnight later.
For me, the Fury bandwagon gathers some pace, and I'm still aboard.![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
he deserves a crack of the whip (
Before I make a hypocrite of myself I will say now that I referred to Tyson as a proud gypo fighter earlier in this topic. I was talking about his prospects as he progresses in the sport and suggesting that although we haven't seen him go down yet - if he did I could see him getting up etc....basically that i think he will have some guts when the times comes and they are needed.
Clearly I wasn't using it in a derrogatory manner, but it was probably a bit lazy of me to write gypo instead of gypsy/ or traveller so apologies if anyone found that offensive, I shall refrain in future.
back to my point - Tyson has been a ABA champion and as such deserves to be taken every bit as seriously as say Frankie Gavin or James Degale. For me, and I suspect others, who haven't seen much of him, there is a fascination which is namely - is he actually any good - because with his size and weight he obviously has advantages over I suspect, every fighter he has ever met!
I suspect he will turn out to be pretty decent and like Emma I think he comes across as a down to earth likeable sort of chap, which is important as noone wants to root for an arrogant b*stard. HOWEVER, from watching the fight at the weekend a couple of things I noticed - 1) he does his ring walk far too slowly for me. It's not Lennox Lewis here on the way into the ring to defend the WBC....he's in his third fight - I would like to see him make less fuss, get in and get on with it.
2) wear shorts that fit please, I can't speak for my fellow poster Emma, but I do not want to know about Tyson Fury's underpants. To be fair he lost weight between getting fitted and the fight.
3) I think Tyson was starting to showboat a bit in that fight on Saturday. I would prefer not to see this against a man that resembles a boiled egg.
All in all though a decent performance and he looks pretty decent to me when he opens up. Those who say Audley would beat him easily I think are mistaken. He may or he may not beat him, I don't know, but Audley Harrison doesn't like to fight and if Tyson Fury brought it too him, which I think he would, in fact I'm certain of it...there is every chance, every chance, that Harrison would either get KO'd or go into a defensive shell and lose on points before calling out David Haye a fortnight later.
For me, the Fury bandwagon gathers some pace, and I'm still aboard.
Re: Tyson Fury
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:I have thusfar been a bit of a fan of Tyson Fury.
he deserves a crack of the whip (no pun intended - I'm keeping out of your above discussion - save to say that I think MPG has a point. Gypo does sound disrespectful and I think it is a word used in a negative rather than a positive manner - as is paki the way a lot of people use that word. I wouldn't dream of calling a pakistani a paki, likewise if I was at work talking to my boss about a colleague and I referred to a pakistani as a paki, that would not go down well for a good reason!
Before I make a hypocrite of myself I will say now that I referred to Tyson as a proud gypo fighter earlier in this topic. I was talking about his prospects as he progresses in the sport and suggesting that although we haven't seen him go down yet - if he did I could see him getting up etc....basically that i think he will have some guts when the times comes and they are needed.
Clearly I wasn't using it in a derrogatory manner, but it was probably a bit lazy of me to write gypo instead of gypsy/ or traveller so apologies if anyone found that offensive, I shall refrain in future.
back to my point - Tyson has been a ABA champion and as such deserves to be taken every bit as seriously as say Frankie Gavin or James Degale. For me, and I suspect others, who haven't seen much of him, there is a fascination which is namely - is he actually any good - because with his size and weight he obviously has advantages over I suspect, every fighter he has ever met!
I suspect he will turn out to be pretty decent and like Emma I think he comes across as a down to earth likeable sort of chap, which is important as noone wants to root for an arrogant b*stard. HOWEVER, from watching the fight at the weekend a couple of things I noticed - 1) he does his ring walk far too slowly for me. It's not Lennox Lewis here on the way into the ring to defend the WBC....he's in his third fight - I would like to see him make less fuss, get in and get on with it.
2) wear shorts that fit please, I can't speak for my fellow poster Emma, but I do not want to know about Tyson Fury's underpants. To be fair he lost weight between getting fitted and the fight.
3) I think Tyson was starting to showboat a bit in that fight on Saturday. I would prefer not to see this against a man that resembles a boiled egg.
All in all though a decent performance and he looks pretty decent to me when he opens up. Those who say Audley would beat him easily I think are mistaken. He may or he may not beat him, I don't know, but Audley Harrison doesn't like to fight and if Tyson Fury brought it too him, which I think he would, in fact I'm certain of it...there is every chance, every chance, that Harrison would either get KO'd or go into a defensive shell and lose on points before calling out David Haye a fortnight later.
For me, the Fury bandwagon gathers some pace, and I'm still aboard.
Good post.
I didnt think his ring walk was that long tbh. Seemed ok to me.
All in all I enjoy watching Tyson box and look forward to seeing him progress. Id much rather watch him then cocky Degale.
Re: Tyson Fury
Why thank youemma wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:I have thusfar been a bit of a fan of Tyson Fury.
he deserves a crack of the whip (no pun intended - I'm keeping out of your above discussion - save to say that I think MPG has a point. Gypo does sound disrespectful and I think it is a word used in a negative rather than a positive manner - as is paki the way a lot of people use that word. I wouldn't dream of calling a pakistani a paki, likewise if I was at work talking to my boss about a colleague and I referred to a pakistani as a paki, that would not go down well for a good reason!
Before I make a hypocrite of myself I will say now that I referred to Tyson as a proud gypo fighter earlier in this topic. I was talking about his prospects as he progresses in the sport and suggesting that although we haven't seen him go down yet - if he did I could see him getting up etc....basically that i think he will have some guts when the times comes and they are needed.
Clearly I wasn't using it in a derrogatory manner, but it was probably a bit lazy of me to write gypo instead of gypsy/ or traveller so apologies if anyone found that offensive, I shall refrain in future.
back to my point - Tyson has been a ABA champion and as such deserves to be taken every bit as seriously as say Frankie Gavin or James Degale. For me, and I suspect others, who haven't seen much of him, there is a fascination which is namely - is he actually any good - because with his size and weight he obviously has advantages over I suspect, every fighter he has ever met!
I suspect he will turn out to be pretty decent and like Emma I think he comes across as a down to earth likeable sort of chap, which is important as noone wants to root for an arrogant b*stard. HOWEVER, from watching the fight at the weekend a couple of things I noticed - 1) he does his ring walk far too slowly for me. It's not Lennox Lewis here on the way into the ring to defend the WBC....he's in his third fight - I would like to see him make less fuss, get in and get on with it.
2) wear shorts that fit please, I can't speak for my fellow poster Emma, but I do not want to know about Tyson Fury's underpants. To be fair he lost weight between getting fitted and the fight.
3) I think Tyson was starting to showboat a bit in that fight on Saturday. I would prefer not to see this against a man that resembles a boiled egg.
All in all though a decent performance and he looks pretty decent to me when he opens up. Those who say Audley would beat him easily I think are mistaken. He may or he may not beat him, I don't know, but Audley Harrison doesn't like to fight and if Tyson Fury brought it too him, which I think he would, in fact I'm certain of it...there is every chance, every chance, that Harrison would either get KO'd or go into a defensive shell and lose on points before calling out David Haye a fortnight later.
For me, the Fury bandwagon gathers some pace, and I'm still aboard.
Good post.
I didnt think his ring walk was that long tbh. Seemed ok to me.
All in all I enjoy watching Tyson box and look forward to seeing him progress. Id much rather watch him then cocky Degale.
i was hoping for more of a bite regarding the underpants comment lol what did ya do count to ten lol? That annoying NEBF
We need Tyson badges making for our club don't you think? Where do you go for your Kell badges?
Just kidding!
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Im abit embarass now that i pick up sligo on his comment but it was the ''OH THE SHAME'' bit that bother me but thats history,im manage to get over it
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Back to tyson,As said before by others,he needs to tone it down.His calling out Heavyweght's who are all on a learning curve themselfs,He needs to show respect and stop proclaiming that his the next world champion after only 3 fights.
IMO he not in shape to call anybody out,Still has alot to learn but i think he will get there.
Back to tyson,As said before by others,he needs to tone it down.His calling out Heavyweght's who are all on a learning curve themselfs,He needs to show respect and stop proclaiming that his the next world champion after only 3 fights.
IMO he not in shape to call anybody out,Still has alot to learn but i think he will get there.
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Again no knowledge of ethnic groups.one minute your calling him an irish gypo,when hes not even from ireland,you dont know the difference from an english gypsy to an irish traveller,hes is an english gypsy not a gypo so learn your ethnic minority groups.I picked up sligo on his OH THE SHAME comment as it was insulting to both travellers and english gypsys as you clearly dont no the difference between us any way ,so you dont know who your insulting.As we all know if tyson fury was a black guy that comment wouldnt have been made.True??[/quote]MPG wrote:Never mind the FACT that his father promoted himself as Gypsy John Fury.
dear oh dear, get on telly precious
was just wonderin what the differnce is between an irish traveller and an english gypsy ?as you say there is a differnce . i was watchin an interview with tyson and he called himself irish and he wears irish shorts and an irish flag on his robe . just curious
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Like to see the big man when he fills out 
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If anything I thought it was funny.NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Why thank youemma wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:I have thusfar been a bit of a fan of Tyson Fury.
he deserves a crack of the whip (no pun intended - I'm keeping out of your above discussion - save to say that I think MPG has a point. Gypo does sound disrespectful and I think it is a word used in a negative rather than a positive manner - as is paki the way a lot of people use that word. I wouldn't dream of calling a pakistani a paki, likewise if I was at work talking to my boss about a colleague and I referred to a pakistani as a paki, that would not go down well for a good reason!
Before I make a hypocrite of myself I will say now that I referred to Tyson as a proud gypo fighter earlier in this topic. I was talking about his prospects as he progresses in the sport and suggesting that although we haven't seen him go down yet - if he did I could see him getting up etc....basically that i think he will have some guts when the times comes and they are needed.
Clearly I wasn't using it in a derrogatory manner, but it was probably a bit lazy of me to write gypo instead of gypsy/ or traveller so apologies if anyone found that offensive, I shall refrain in future.
back to my point - Tyson has been a ABA champion and as such deserves to be taken every bit as seriously as say Frankie Gavin or James Degale. For me, and I suspect others, who haven't seen much of him, there is a fascination which is namely - is he actually any good - because with his size and weight he obviously has advantages over I suspect, every fighter he has ever met!
I suspect he will turn out to be pretty decent and like Emma I think he comes across as a down to earth likeable sort of chap, which is important as noone wants to root for an arrogant b*stard. HOWEVER, from watching the fight at the weekend a couple of things I noticed - 1) he does his ring walk far too slowly for me. It's not Lennox Lewis here on the way into the ring to defend the WBC....he's in his third fight - I would like to see him make less fuss, get in and get on with it.
2) wear shorts that fit please, I can't speak for my fellow poster Emma, but I do not want to know about Tyson Fury's underpants. To be fair he lost weight between getting fitted and the fight.
3) I think Tyson was starting to showboat a bit in that fight on Saturday. I would prefer not to see this against a man that resembles a boiled egg.
All in all though a decent performance and he looks pretty decent to me when he opens up. Those who say Audley would beat him easily I think are mistaken. He may or he may not beat him, I don't know, but Audley Harrison doesn't like to fight and if Tyson Fury brought it too him, which I think he would, in fact I'm certain of it...there is every chance, every chance, that Harrison would either get KO'd or go into a defensive shell and lose on points before calling out David Haye a fortnight later.
For me, the Fury bandwagon gathers some pace, and I'm still aboard.
Good post.
I didnt think his ring walk was that long tbh. Seemed ok to me.
All in all I enjoy watching Tyson box and look forward to seeing him progress. Id much rather watch him then cocky Degale.![]()
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i was hoping for more of a bite regarding the underpants comment lol what did ya do count to ten lol? That annoying NEBF![]()
We need Tyson badges making for our club don't you think? Where do you go for your Kell badges?![]()
Just kidding!
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c unt is worse, but no one has mentioned that. gypo, gypsy, traveller...who gives a toss, this stupid shit country has gone pc mad. for years gypsies have been gypos or pikeys, police have been filth or old bill, scottish are jocks and tight fisted gits, irish are paddys and the brunt of our jokes, the welsh are taffy and they sleep with sheep. so bloody what. get a life you lot.funso banjo baby wrote:gypo is bad
bring back bernard manning !!!!!!!
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rhino222 wrote:c unt is worse, but no one has mentioned that. gypo, gypsy, traveller...who gives a toss, this stupid shit country has gone pc mad. for years gypsies have been gypos or pikeys, police have been filth or old bill, scottish are jocks and tight fisted gits, irish are paddys and the brunt of our jokes, the welsh are taffy and they sleep with sheep. so bloody what. get a life you lot.funso banjo baby wrote:gypo is bad
bring back bernard manning !!!!!!!
Yeah, but we know what Manning called black people. Is that OK?
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Cant we all just get along :(
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!9 6ft 9ins 17st 8lbs, knows his range got a good eye, good posture, and stroling through His Fights. Not as good as He thinks He is, but better than people make Him out to be, I like Him. 
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Adamj1987 wrote:hes class and such a nice guy to talk to. after his debut he hung around talking to some of us near the ring for a bit
tyson fury isnt 6 foot 9 on this pic im 5 foot 10 and hes leaning slightly no way is he anearly a foot taller than me
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he's kneeling down Frodo so his head is in your picture 
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Just kiddin' with ya bud
If Tyson says it's Wednesday it's Wednesday ok. 6"9'..then it's 6"9' etc...
D although your evidence seems to support what you are saying. Also you probably had an inch of sole on your shoes, his boxing shoes are virtually flat soled. There's probably a couple inches of bounce in that barnet of his too.
If Tyson says it's Wednesday it's Wednesday ok. 6"9'..then it's 6"9' etc...
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rhino222 wrote:c unt is worse, but no one has mentioned that. gypo, gypsy, traveller...who gives a toss, this stupid shit country has gone pc mad. for years gypsies have been gypos or pikeys, police have been filth or old bill, scottish are jocks and tight fisted gits, irish are paddys and the brunt of our jokes, the welsh are taffy and they sleep with sheep. so bloody what. get a life you lot.funso banjo baby wrote:gypo is bad
bring back bernard manning !!!!!!!
http://www.comedycv.co.uk/bernardmannin ... .jpg[quote]
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I see that your a fan of Bernard manning,we all know that he was a racist cu nt TOO.rhino222 wrote:c unt is worse, but no one has mentioned that. gypo, gypsy, traveller...who gives a toss, this stupid shit country has gone pc mad. for years gypsies have been gypos or pikeys, police have been filth or old bill, scottish are jocks and tight fisted gits, irish are paddys and the brunt of our jokes, the welsh are taffy and they sleep with sheep. so bloody what. get a life you lot.funso banjo baby wrote:gypo is bad
bring back bernard manning !!!!!!!
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yes..very racist and very funny, so bloody what, good harmless fun.
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Totally agree with that, I HATE the PC brigade. People take themselves way too seriously.rhino222 wrote:yes..very racist and very funny, so bloody what, good harmless fun.
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teddy007 wrote:Totally agree with that, I HATE the PC brigade. People take themselves way too seriously.rhino222 wrote:yes..very racist and very funny, so bloody what, good harmless fun.
I don't mind people taking the piss out of me but heaven forbid I take the piss out of them
